Ayers v. Moore

On August 5, 1945, appellee visited the home of appellant to examine an antique Chinese bed which was at the time stored in appellant’s basement. It was intact except for the fact that the sides had been removed. She was informed by appellant that the bed could be assembled and used as a davenport, whereupon she purchased it for $125.

The bed was then delivered to her but she was unable to put in the sides because some of the wooden lugs used to hold the sides in place were missing. She notified appellant and he employed a contractor to make the assembly. The contractor sent one of his…